‘When Calls The Heart’ Boosts Hallmark Channel To Number One. Were you watching? I sure know that I was. Hallmark Channel is reveling in this news and we are thrilled about it.
Again, ‘When Calls The Heart’ is Hallmark Channel’s longest-running series. It was announced that the show swept the entertainment cable charts with the recent Season 11 premiere.
The show was the most watched entertainment cable program of the week and the day. It airs on Sunday nights on the Hallmark Channel. Reaching 2.8 million unduplicated total viewers in Week One. Furthermore, the show’s success is undoubtedly due to the loyal throngs of “Hearties.”
The first episode of Season 11 was the most watched among the key demographic. This elevated the cable channel to number one for the Weekend Total Day among Woman18+. What’s more, the premiere reached 2.8 million Unduplicated Total Viewers on a L+3 Basis.
Again, highlights include (L+3): ‘When Calls the Heart’ Season 11 debuts as the #1 most-watched entertainment cable program of the week among Women 18+ and on Sunday among Households; Total Viewers; and Women/Persons 18+. (*Source: Nielsen L+3 Program-based data; week of 4/1-4/7/24; Strict Daypart-Span; Excludes News/Sports; Networks that share feeds are weight averaged to daypart based on duration; Episode 11001 L+3 Unduplicated P2+ audience, 6 min qualifies.
ABOUT HALLMARK CHANNEL: Hallmark Channel, owned by Hallmark Cards, Inc., is Hallmark Media’s flagship 24-hour cable television network. As the country’s leading destination for quality, feel-good entertainment, Hallmark Channel delivers on the 100-year legacy of the Hallmark brand. The network’s lineup of signature original content includes movies, primetime scripted series, and specials.
Dedicated to helping viewers celebrate holidays, seasons, and life’s special moments, Hallmark Channel is home to a host of annual programming events, including the highly successful Countdown to Christmas, which has become a pop culture phenomenon and a beloved holiday tradition for millions of viewers. Rounding out the network’s slate are some of television’s most classic comedies and series, including The Golden Girls, Frasier, and Reba.
